Occupy Montreal protestors defend right to public space
City bylaws allow occupation, authorities “tolerate” overnight stays
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Political figures ‘occupy’ Montreal square
Protesting a broad spectrum of issues, Occupation Montreal has attracted a number of influential players from the Quebec political theatre
Secularism and its discontents
José Casanova is a professor in the Sociology Department of Georgetown University. He’s one of the world experts on religion and globalization. His 1994 book Public… Read More »Secularism and its discontents
White Paper plan presented at Legislative Council
Councillors question whether strategic five-year plan will benefit McGill employees
Tories looking to force unions to open books
Opponents argue private member’s bill represents excessive intrusion
Downloading on the down low
A look at the logistics and legality of torrenting
Hot button issue
Poking around the history of protest pins
Pi is wrong
Although it is delicious. The Tau Manifesto proposes a new circle constant
From Tahrir Square to Wall street
How we’ve gone from “Change We Can Believe In” to “Change We F@#king Need”
Computer game contributes to science
Just this one though. Sorry.
The wounds of an old rivalry remain deep
Rangers FC and Celtics FC football teams keep historic tensions and violence alive in Glasgow
The need to preserve the Arabic language
The influence of Suzanne Talhouk’s talk at the Envision Arabia Summit
It’s the time for decisive action
An open letter from McGill teaching assistants
Protect Public Space
The City of Montreal has launched a new plan called Montreal 2025 to improve various areas throughout the city with “whimsical” and “avant-garde projects.” The… Read More »Protect Public Space
Canadian national identity and rugby
2011 Rugby World Cup shows an improvement in Canadians’ apathy for national teams